I just received the Orange Mini Micro Crush and I pushed the Power Button and it didn't turn on. Do I have to connect my guitar to it first?
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Hi there - Well, yes you do need to connect your guitar to the amp to get it to work. But it should turn on when it is plugged in.
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Yes you must put the cord in the amp. Don't leave the cord plugged in when you're done. This will drain the battery. Good Luck.
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When the battery is in, and well working, it should give you a signal, you don't need to plug your guitar in, the red light indicator should tell you. Check your battery or AC adapter. Good luck
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There has to be a 1/4" guitar chord plugged into the input on the amp in order to get power.
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Yes you need the guitar cord plugged in. Take it out when done to conserve the battery. Great little amp. Enjoy.
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Hello,Yes, it has a power safety thing, so you need to plug it in first, it gets activated by the guitar cord. It is also indicated in the manual, I noticed a number of people returning them when they would see this even though it is noted in the manual.
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I had the same issue. The original power cord created a bug, so I used a power cable that came with one of my effects pedals and it worked. No noise at all
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Let it charge all the way until all led white lights from the back are lit up. It may take a while but just leave it be for a while. P.S: when I first got my JBL I tried playing it immediately, I plugged it in and it synced and noticed that it died even though it was in the charge. Well I waited for it to charge about until it at least got 3 leds in the back and then it played music all day practically. I'm guessing it just needs a lot of juice before it can actually play otherwise the music via Bluetooth will kill off the battery quickly so it just needs enough power to keep it alive first. Let it charge all the way until all led white lights from the back are lit up. It may take a while but just leave it be for a while. P.S: when I first got my JBL I tried playing it immediately, I plugged it in and it synced and noticed that it died even though it was in the charge. Well I waited for it to charge about until it at least got 3 leds in the back and then it played music all day practically. I'm guessing it just needs a lot of juice before it can actually play otherwise the music via Bluetooth will kill off the battery quickly so it just needs enough power to keep it... » Read More Let it charge all the way until all led white lights from the back are lit up. It may take a while but just leave it be for a while. P.S: when I first got my JBL I tried playing it immediately, I plugged it in and it synced and noticed that it died even though it was in the charge. Well I waited for it to charge about until it at least got 3 leds in the back and then it played music all day practically. I'm guessing it just needs a lot of juice before it can actually play otherwise the music via Bluetooth will kill off the battery quickly so it just needs enough power to keep it alive first. « Show Less
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Thanks everyone. However, I KNEW I where to press to turn it on. My problem was I charged it for 16 hours and when I pressed the button it did NOTHING. I messed around with it and then took the chance on charging it for about 12 more hours. I put it on the charger and smashed it in real hard and now I think it's working. Maybe I didn't have it fully in the charger. It seems weird that it just sits in there with no connection port. We'll see. I appreciate everyone taking the time to try and help. Happy Holidays.
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Mine was broken, it never worked. You suppose to just put in ipod mode and it will start playing. I chucked my broken devise in the garbage. I regret ordering it only throw Amazon.com but it was the same price as in the store 9.99.
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I don't know. I sent the first one back because it only worked for about 10 minutes, maybe less. The replacement had the same problem ... so I threw it in the garbage and bought a different brand at the music store. If the problem was the battery, on both, they should make certain the battery is fully charged (good) before shipping. I'm sure my money was good or I would have heard from them.
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There's also a switch on the guitar input jack. So if you haven't got a guitar lead plugged in it won't power on. Also remember to pull the guitar lead out when you're not using it or it won't be really swithed off (even though the LED is off) and your batter will go flat
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Hi Richard,Did you install a 9V battery? More information about what you tried and what the results were would be helpful. If you just plugged the amp cable into your guitar and started strumming then it won't work. This guitar requires a 9V battery for the pre-amp. Look directly above the volume/bass/treble controls and you'll find a small battery compartment. Open it and install a fresh 9V battery. And of course make sure your external amplifier is powered on too ;-) Hopefully the battery is your problem, otherwise give us more info..
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Did you purchased it from Amazon? Go to "Your Account" then go to "Your Orders" find the invoice of the purchase and print it. Then you contact Monster directly and they will provide you with instructions on returning it. If you bought it elsewhere take it back to where you bought it with receipt and ask for a replacement. lol I remember the sales pitch at Guitar Center selling me one stating that I could simply walk in anytime and proceed to cut the end off in front of a salesperson and trade up for a new one. Nowadays they no longer carry this cord. Care to guess why? Rock on!
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My experience was that the guitar is playable out of the box, but can be set-up even better. If yours arrives with rusty strings, when you replace them, take a very fine sandpaper and buff the frets and oil the fretboard with lemon oil. I hope this is helpful, good luck!
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Same thing has happened to me. What I did was wait and tried again, held power button down. I also made sure charge was full. When u plug in charger there is a small red light. Be worried if the red light doesn't show
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Im not sure because I dont own a ukulele, go to a music store a see if it works, if so purchase it through Amazon and save some money.
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Of course! It just won't turn on or off. It's a great little amp to play by yourself. Enjoy!
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hi, the guitar does came with a battery alredy, at leaste mine did, its needded the battery to play with the amp, in the ecualization pad that its in the guitar theres a little lift to put out the battery, try to do it with care to pull out the battery place
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Hi! I don't know what kind of Jack the Squier MIni Guitar uses. My Dad uses an electric bass with a standard 1/4 inch diameter Jack. This is NOT a loud Amplifier. In fact, if it were used outdoors, maybe it would not be loud enough. I hope this is some help. Ask me anything, if you want to know more. (I don't know if we still have the manual, since I bought it 4 or 5 years ago)
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Same issue here. I'm hoping it's defective, as opposed to me being super dumb :) Trying to play some Rocksmith...
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Most likely, it's broken... I assume you've put batteries or supplied the pedal with an adapter.The "expression pedal" literally plays the filter or turns it off. Put it on a default distortion setting and then strum the guitar with the pedal pushed all the way forward, then bring it back down. If nothing happens, it's just another piece of junk pedal they've made and sold.